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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-22, Page 6Page --Luc Jnr w Sentel, Wednesday, October 2V, 1900 SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS come t© LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE AND HEAR THE GOSPEL MESSAGE OF "Pardon For Sin And Assurance Of Salvation" LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE Presented by: MRe LARNE MITCHELL - Oil Springs, Ont, A MR. GEORGE PATTERSON p Ciinton,,Ont. EACH TUESDAY NIGHT 8:00 R.M. All Welcome Come & Bring Your Friends DECEMBER, Friday, 5.12-19.31 Saturday 20p27 gpgppqqqppqqqggqqpppppppggqqppqqpqppqqpqpggqqppqpqpppq SATURDAY, November 8th Kinsmen °°PLAYER°, Dance CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY 528-3532. A message from The Billy Graham Film Ministry.. When was the last time you told someone about Jesus Christ? Or invited someone to an evangelistic meeting? Need some help to get going? Here's an effective way...invite someone to go with you and see.... From the Producers R/ of The Hiding Place, Jog and The Prodigal. rRnxnE pq OUNTA1N 41% Ina spiitseconi t -r lives WIII change f1711'eve r A World Wide Pictures release In color Featuring BILLY GRAHAM with a message of hope. op...October 24th PARK THEATRE For discount tickets or information 524-8640 ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT in our 15th Anniversary Sale Sale Ends October 25th 10 as 2OOFF most in stock items Agnew Jewellery & Gifts Evening Appointments Residence 528-3940 LUCKNOW Open 6 Days A Week. Store 528-3532 • • fill SQUARE � Clays welcomes student back from summer in Yukon By Melanie Wylds, Jason Cameron and Adrian Rau Grade 5 Portable 1 welcomes Brent Gammie back to their classroom after a summer in the Yukon. This week, they read the "Three Billy Goats Gruff" story and made stick pup- pets. They also helped make apple sauce. It was good! Two guests Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 -Class had an ex- citing week with two guests; Mrs. Deb Heslinga, from Board office, who taught the children to write creatively using the SCAMPER methods, and Mrs. Graham, art -co-ordinator, who taught a lesson on drawing people. They also had a hot dog lunch with special desserts sent by Mrs. Faber, Mrs. Daer and Mrs. Dawson. Block and Tackle Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6 class had Mr. Wilkins visit their classroom in Science period to show them how a block and tackle is used. Mr. Wilkins could pull Mrs. Tebbutt across the room with a block and tackle! Book Four Poster winnersrom Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6 were: fitst prize - Heather Jefferson; second prize - Barb Nivins and third prize - Adrienne Schultz. Congratulations! First reader Mrs. Mather's Grade 1 class are thoroughly enjoying .their first readers. Each day they are busy making pictures and letters to their friends. They mail those in the classroom post office. This year they have paired off with Mrs. Scott's Grade 4 class for buddy reading - a o time anxiously awaited by the Grade 1 pupils. Soccer action Brookside has now completed their senior soccer house leagues. Team 1, Deb- bies Destroyers, and Team 2, Ilakkers Crakkers, have tied for first place. Con- gratulations, to members of both teams. All four Brookside soccer teams travell- ed to Goderich on Friday, October 10 for the annual soccer tournament. All teams played very well. The senior and junior girls teams brought home a pennant. Volleyball The senior volleyball try -buts begin next week for the November volleyball tournament. Cross -Country On Octoer 16, Brookside's cross-country teams attended the annual cross-country meet. All runners ran an excellent race despite the cold and wet weather. The Midget boys team placed first in their divi- sion, bringing home the pennant which is displayed on the bulletin board. The school BROOKS IDE a also had three individual winners in their respective divisions. Eric Andrew was first in the Midget boys while Warren An- drew was first in the Intermediate boys. Joyce McWhinney was first for the In- termediate girls. Congratulations to all team members! Monsterss Mrs. Clarke's Grade 3 is slithering through its monster theme, reading and writing all manner of "monstery" things. It has been extremely difficult because the room has slime hanging everywhere. On Friday, the class made super -ugly papier mache monsters by working in groups with the help of Mrs. Joan black and Mrs. Monique Sleeker. The class has also begun an individualiz- ed reading program, adding to the bookworm on the wall as they read and write about the books they select. The bookworm is growing! This week for "Introducing", the class is introducing Joseph Buchanan. Brookside Volunteers A very special part of Brookside through the years has been the Volunteer Pro- gram, co-ordinated by Mrs. Mary Bere, the school resource teacher. Mothers, fathers, grandparents and other members of the Brookside communi- ty have become a sharing link between home and school, helping to make so many "extras" possible. Brookside volunteers have been seen do- ing some or all of the following from time to time: listening to youngsters read, carv- ing pumpkins, making wallpaper "books" for young authors, cooking hot dogs, tram- ping through the bush, talking about farm safety, mixing up wallpaper paste for papier mache, recording dictated stories, helping with centre activities - and sometimes just being the person with time to share for a smile and a hug. This year, Brookside welcomes Marie Webster, Brenda ,Wylds, Judy Smyth, Bev Weaver, Joan Black, Chaudia Baskerville, Celia Aitchison, Connie Black, Monique Sleeker and Karen Webster as volunteers. PD day Friday; October 24 is a Professional Development day for all Huron County teachers. Elementary teachers will be at- tending workshops in Exeter. Students will not attend classes on that day. PAR T EA R �: M= LIMITED ENGAGEMENT - STARTS FRIDAY, OCT. 24th FRI.-SAT. 7 & 9; SUN. 2 & 7:30; MON.-THURS. 7:30 • From the Producers of Me Hiding Place, Joni, and The Prodigal. • • �' i GUIDANCM1IENTAI, E • n'r " rr" w d •. • i RY • • f ftMI llf • • 6. • }j1 4UNTAIN • •a,. J a • f . ✓ o .,, M,,,. • • ,�� �.1 �' ir , .. t� ° ��` Ina split second, • r s • will change tomer 40. • ENDS THURSDAY, OCT. 23 • " • BERT • LANCASTER • • A World Wide Pictures release in Color Featuring BILLY GRAHAM with a message of hope. • iwrrwrrr rr•rrrr,tr•rrrrr...mmarrrrWrrrrrioiir irair°Mrimwom. WED.-THURS. I SORRY = FOR CRY FROM • 7:30 p.m. 1 THE MOUNTAIN 1 KIRK 1 NO PASSES ' • NO '2.50 TUESDAY • • DOUGLAS I • • GUYS"; I DOOR ADVANCE • "TOUGH Abvs. '4.00 '3.00 •w2_„13 1 CH • • i i GfeGGf is••i+•iGoo goisioel eoreslefe1►G i►ioose0Ols• ACCbMpANiM�NT SENIOR '2.00 '2.00 • It's Library Week at y branches Come celebrate Ontario Libraryweek with us and learn everything you've always wanted to know about your local library and the people who run it. Thursday, October 23 from 7-9 pm. and Saturday, October 25 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. is your chance to meet the library staff and your local advisory committee over some refreshments. Learn about the services we offer such as large print books, audio cassette tapes, films, magazines, talking books, hundreds of bestsellers and non- fiction books ranging frotn computer soft, ware to how to grow organic vegetables. And if we haven't got the book you want on our ,.shelf, find out about our request service. We have programs for children; Monday is Story Hour for pre-schoolers, Saturday is films for children, the Trivial Pursuit club and Outreach Programs for children and adults featuring well-known artists. Find out how to order films. for your organization's activities. All this and more is happening at LUCiNOW BRANCH of the Bruce County Public Library, located in the Town Hall Nile wins slow -pitch title By Duane Rivett In a rain -soaked Dungannon ball dia- mond, the final game in the Lucknow- Dungannon Slow -pitch League "A" cham- pionship between Nile and the Lucknow Six -Shooters' was played on Tuesday, Oc- tober 14. Nile 5 - Lucknow 4 The game was a barnburner, even though it was delayed by heavy rain and hail - not exactly typical baseball weather. In the end✓ Nile gained the victory and the league championship by a score of 54. Prior to the final garnet the Six -Shooters lead the Nile team 2-0 games in the best -of - five series. However, a determined Nile team came back to win two straight games . to force the fifth and deciding game. The final game went to eight innings and a key double . by Nile's Stan Dungale followed by a single by Gary Johnston gave Nile the narrow victory. The A championship win was the first in Nile's five years as a team.